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An open journal titled "Duelario" (Grief Journal) lies on a gray, textured fabric surface, with a person's hand partially visible at the bottom right, holding the page. A translucent, light yellow gel pen, adorned with a small yellow chick figurine on its cap, rests diagonally across the open book.

The journal features white pages with dotted lines, inviting writing or reflection. On the left page, several phrases and questions are visible, including "¿Cómo murió?" (How did he/she die?), and partially legible text that appears to relate to a farewell, such as "faltó decirte algo en" (I forgot to tell you something in) and "tro adiós:" (your goodbye:).

The right page displays a poignant quote in elegant gold script: "La muerte repentina es la mejor muerte para el que se va, pero la peor para el que se queda." (Sudden death is the best death for the one who leaves, but the worst for the one who stays.) The page number "12" is also visible, next to the journal's title "Duelario." The overall scene suggests a moment of contemplative writing or reflection on loss and grief.
Lolita

Nov 14, 2025, 4:59 PM

Madrid, Spain

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An open journal titled "Duelario" (Grief Journal) lies on a gray, textured fabric surface, with a person's hand partially visible at the bottom right, holding the page. A translucent, light yellow gel pen, adorned with a small yellow chick figurine on its cap, rests diagonally across the open book. The journal features white pages with dotted lines, inviting writing or reflection. On the left page, several phrases and questions are visible, including "¿Cómo murió?" (How did he/she die?), and partially legible text that appears to relate to a farewell, such as "faltó decirte algo en" (I forgot to tell you something in) and "tro adiós:" (your goodbye:). The right page displays a poignant quote in elegant gold script: "La muerte repentina es la mejor muerte para el que se va, pero la peor para el que se queda." (Sudden death is the best death for the one who leaves, but the worst for the one who stays.) The page number "12" is also visible, next to the journal's title "Duelario." The overall scene suggests a moment of contemplative writing or reflection on loss and grief.

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